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米ロ新START核軍備管理条約の期限切れ

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February 06, 2026に開始

The world’s two largest nuclear superpowers no longer have limits on their arsenals

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The lack of arms control agreements could trigger an arms race, undermining decades of progress in nuclear disarmament and international stability.

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The expiration of the New START treaty jeopardizes global security by removing essential limits on U.S. and Russia's nuclear arsenals.

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Without the New START treaty, both nations have the opportunity to modernize their arsenals, potentially leading to better security through strength.

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Increased nuclear freedom for the U.S. and Russia could foster a competitive environment that encourages innovation in defense technologies.

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The end of the New START treaty presents an opportunity for a new arms control framework that reflects current geopolitical realities.

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